Plus, how many wins will it take to win the division? And what's the current vibe surrounding each of the four teams?

The playoff standings are getting as crazy as a wild turkey prior to Thanksgiving, which is fitting since the league is hitting that point in the calendar. The NFC West is as unpredictable as ever, with the Seattle Seahawks taking over the division lead thanks to their win over the Arizona Cardinals.

There were a couple of huge upsets in Week 12 of the NFL season and Sports Illustrated's Conor Orr nailed one of them, picking the Titans to upset the Texans at

The Week 13 NFL schedule is headlined by the trio of Thanksgiving games on Thursday, including the Miami Dolphins at the Green Bay Packers in Lambeau Field. Chicago travels to Detroit in the first game on Thursday, while Dallas hosts the New York Giants in the afternoon.

The NFL playoff race is heating up heading into Thanksgiving, and here's how the playoff picture is shaping up before Monday Night Football in Week 12: DIVISION LEADERS 1.

Meanwhile, the Steelers currently sit atop the AFC North but have the Ravens nipping at their heels after a Monday night win over the Chargers that thrust them to 8-4 and up to the No. 5 seed in the conference.

Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for Week 13 against Cincinnati Bengals while extending holiday generosity to the community.

NFL Thanksgiving games in 2024 begin at 12:30pm ET with Detroit hosting Chicago. Two more contests are on the Thanksgiving Day schedule.

Will Jameis Winston become the Browns’ starting quarterback next season? The Bengals hope to begin a playoff push after their bye.

With a the Buffalo Bills on a bye, a big Thursday Night Football game, a Sunday night contest featuring two NFC playoff hopefuls, and a Monday night game featuring two AFC playoff teams, Sunday afternoon felt a little light as far as the NFL Playoff Picture was concerned,

The Baltimore Ravens found their groove again with a 30-23 win over the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday Night Football. Lamar Jackson dazzled again with an effi

The NFL has scheduled Thanksgiving Day games dating back to the league's founding in 1920. But it became a thing in 1934.